Local Directory Listings for Georgetown and Toronto Firms
Directory style record listing barristers solicitors doctors and offices in Georgetown and Toronto. Includes names Evans Dele Meir ONeill Bloch Dr Marcellus Dr Ross Dr Williams Dr Sutherland with office hours and contact details. mentions mortgage investments and postal areas.
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Hilton
Walle
Toronto
Georgetown
Kennedy Block
le Roy Dele
George One Omoe
DR. Sutherland Eye
Miss Matthew's Main St
Wealthy but Worried Voices of the Working Class
The speaker contrasts wealth with daily life and worries. They note meals, fatigue, and the burden of success. Many dreamers envy the rich while the burden of labor and family joys define true wealth. The message centers on perspective and gratitude amid hardship.
Local notices and obituaries fill community paper
Mrs. Oscar Heid plans to move to Pumbrun Susk with her twin sons and sister Jeanie Mesars after visiting Mix Luther Cornell. Miss Gregg of the lead Continuation School mourns her mother’s death in Uxbridge. George Ramsden dies. funeral held in Grimaby with Rev. Hall and Rev. Lindsay assisting. Toronto men Dunseith and Gracey arrested for bootlegging. fines imposed. Captain Thomas D Henderson visits family in Bower Avenue after West summer. D. C. Russel resumes store duties. farm hand’s team causes minor mishap at Lindmill. Victor Rumley sells confectionery and restaurant business to Tony Seynuk for cash.
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Oscar Heid
Mix
Luther Cornell
Pumbrun
Susk
Jeanie Mesars
Joe Leslie
Arthur Swackhammer
Albert
Emith
Guelph
United Church
Acton
Gregg
Uxbridge
George Ramsden
Hix Nv
Willow
Major G. A. Ramsden
Grimsby
Toronto
Dunseith
Gracey
Moore
Bord
Toronty
Thomas D. Henderson
West
C. C. Henderson
Bower Avenue
Duriny Ohe
Meg
D. A. Brooks
Georgetown
A. Kagnawin
Heer
Knox Church
D. C. Russel
A. J. Murray
Lindmill
Mill Street
Stone
Victor Rumley
Tony Seynuk
Seynuk
Ontario Agricultural College livestock sale yields strong prices
At Guelph the Ontario Agricultural College sale drew buyers from across the province. Top price for a Holstein bull was $345 to Henry Sproutt of Port Hope. best female $200. Total receipts about $10,000 with cattle and hogs contributing the bulk. Duncan Campbell of Moffat sold seven bulls averaging $222 and 13 heifers averaging $236 with overall average $230.
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Ontario , Agricultural College
King Sylvius Coranthus
Henry Sproutt
Port Hope
Warrens Saint Sulana
J. S. Shepherdson
Markdale
James Gardhouse
Weston
Altopeter
Gonton Cleghorn
Guelph
Roan Banner
College Xale
Duncan Campbell
Moffat
R. M. Peck
Zurich
Ont
E. T. Emerson
Freeman
Obituary of Charles Norris Jr at Trafalgar farm
Charles Norris Jr died October eighteenth at his Trafalgar farm in his thirty fourth year after eighteen months of illness. Survived by wife Misa Velma and four children, plus his parents Charles Norris Sr and wife, five brothers and four sisters. A Presbyterian, he belonged to Knox Church. funeral Tuesday from home to Union Cemetery Lowville conducted by Rev. W M Mackay.
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Charles Norris
Charles Norris, Jr
Trafalgar
Misa Velma
Charles Readhead
John
Howard
Alberta
Maxwell
Victor
Milton
Herb. Hornby
Geo. Ritchie
Ac‘ton
Robi. Galbraith
W. R. Anderson
Elgin Ford
Norris
Knox Church
Union Cemetery
Lowville
W. M. Mackay
Championship public speaking results at Balton pantie schools
In Milton township hall last week the Balton pantie schools held a championship public speaking contest. Winners include Mollie Hatley and Isabell Smith among others in girls categories and Johnson Neelands and Lloyd Lunan in boys divisions with various room numbers and towns noted.
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Balton Pantie
Milton
Mollie Hatley
Hazel Waldie
Esquesing
Thelma Gilliam
Bronte
Chrissy Turner
Isabell Smith
Margaret Haywanl
Trafalgar
Doris Gilliam
Greta Flummerfelt
Alice Gunby
Nelson
Lexy Campbell
Johnson Neelands
Union A
John Shorey
Howard Webster
Warrington Cope
Jock Ford
Royn
Lloyd Lunan
Bobbie Campbell
Wilfrid Waldie
Knox Strachan
Naxsaguweys
Charles White
Alex. McNabb
County Council Hears Hatton Debentures Bid and Road By-law
At Tuesday’s county council meeting fourteen bids from Toronto bond dealers were received for Hatton debentures of 32 000 dollars at five percent for twenty years. H R Bain Co Ltd bid 99.86 the highest and was accepted. A road by-law revision discussed at length faced opposition from Trafalgar and Oakville officials but the first reading passed. The by-law was postponed for a second meeting due to procedural objections. The Ontario Motor League proposed compulsory night lights for vehicles and coroner verdicts urged it. The Peter Stuart Hospital bequest announced: 5 000 dollars to Guelph General Hospital with surgical instruments bequeathed.
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Toronto
Hatton
H.R. Bain & Co., Ltd
Department of Highways
Trafalgar
Oakville
Ontario Motor League
Peter Stuart
Guelph General Hospital
Garden harvest and temperance meeting details
Milton Wesley Cardinell harvested two crops of potatoes from the same plot on Victoria Street yielding 57 eleven-quart baskets. A W C T U gathering at Mrs. Denyes’ home featured Mrs. Caldwell’s report on the Pembroke convention and World Convention notes with 5000 members worldwide and Africa leading in temperance work.
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Wesley Cardinell
Victoria Street
Green Mountains
W.C.T.U
Pugsley
Scotland
Africa
Japan
Save the Childre
Traveler's Aid Rotary
Reflections on a Life of Aid and Regret
An elderly voice recalls aiding travelers and sharing loads carried for others. Riches matter little as bones ache and time fades. The speaker valuess deeds over wealth, hoping for peaceful rest and a blessed afterlife earned by good actions.
Community urges restraint on profanity and supports local commerce
A scanned page urges citizens to discourage profanity during public events and champions home shopping over mail order. It notes the Oshawa Telegram ceasing and reports newspaper closures, subscription practices, and the value of honest discontinues. It defines friendship as candid acceptance and loyalty.
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Hank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Georgetown Herald
Memier Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
CNR
Viennepger
Mannenact Maul
Pannenger
Vansenger
Pamnenker
Pabetaeds
Nortil
TUK
Canadian National Electric Railways
Toronto Suburban Railway
Westhound
Fakam
Pan. S
Tily
Hv. G. Meir
Sulicitor
Ofice
Mill St
Sp. i
O'Neill Bloch
T. N. Marcellus
Ofice Houre
Uice
Main Street
Presbyterian Church
Mill Stret
Grace Hospital
0. V. Williams
Queens Street South
Iso
F. R. Watson
D.D
M.D.S. Georgetown
L. Heath
L.D
Lane Block
O'Neill's Carriage Factory
Hours Dam
Eeeanhae
Ontario
Benj. Petch
Halton and
Peel
Glenwilliame Poa! Ofice
F. Rogers & CO
Beverly
Stanford
Hart Insurance Policie
Brill & CO
Livingstone
Bien
Fancy Motts
Per Doz
Bung
D. Livingstone
Orem
Burma
Eppy Theopht Wriae
Tober
Jud
R. H. Thompson & Co
Canada
Churchill
Brown’s Bakery
Willards
N. H. Brown
H. R. Mimms
Mantren
New York
Hinton’s Gift Shoppe
Main St. Georgetown
Good Buck
Td Wile Cram Station
W.T. Evans
Insurange & Real Estate
Forster
Royal City
Neilson
Swift
John and Vittoria Ste
O.A.C
Moffatt
Richus
Ouisne
Con Books
Department of Ation
Berg Wreur
Mulstones
Tft
Oshawa Telegram
Lince
Starks
Toliy
Barger
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